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Discover nature activities for children in Sutton and beyond with downloadable worksheets from the Sutton Council’s Biodiversity Team. SNCV are pleased to be able to share with you some material that Sutton Council’s Biodiversity Team have put together, to provide… Continue Reading →
Thumbs Up for all our nature volunteers! During the pandemic, many of us have explored our neighbourhoods in new ways. For some, this has led to a new relationship with their local area. A positive and informative piece about us… Continue Reading →
The Sutton Ecology Centre team welcomed a new member to todays’ Task Day. Despite the persistant blustery weather the team still managed to tackle a host of jobs around the grounds. Whilst some of the team unloaded the woodchip collected… Continue Reading →
Working out of Sutton Ecology Centre today, a full sized team had a multitude of tasks to undertake to keep them occupied. With the pond bridge decking in place since the final months of last year, one portion of the… Continue Reading →
An additional nature volunteer contingent gathered at Sutton Ecology Centre today to assist with the creation of some fabulous new willow sculptures… and because we just can’t help ourselves, a bit more besides! What is willow sculpture? Willow is a… Continue Reading →
This volunteering mission took several days of work. So here’s the Cuddingtom Meadows cattle corral diary! 28th February The weather had returned to the usual Wintry on/off showers consistent with the time of the year, but it didn’t deter a… Continue Reading →
The release of a new task programme – like transforming Queen Mary’s Woodland – can be a time of excitement, as we look forward to the forthcoming season. Become a volunteer Sutton nature events
After a successful first year, Biodiversity Gardens is very excited to be able to offer 2 places on their BIODIVERSITY GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAMME, in partnership with SNCV and the London Borough of Sutton Biodiversity Team for 2013! The successful candidates will enrol on… Continue Reading →
While our local wildlife might be seeking out places to over-winter, there is no rest in the Biodiversity Gardens office as we wrap up our Garden Survey Initiative. Over 20 homeowners took part, as well as 8 schools, housing estates… Continue Reading →